Effectiveness of biostimulation techniques for cleaning of diesel polluted subAntarctic soils (Crozet Archipelago)

Delille, D.; Pelletier, E.; Coulon, F.; Feller, Georges; Shivaji, S.

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Effectiveness of biostimulation techniques for cleaning of diesel polluted subAntarctic soils (Crozet Archipelago)

Delille, D.; Pelletier, E.; Coulon, F. et al.

2005 • In Alleman, B. C.; Keley, M. E. (Eds.) In situ bioremediation and on site bioremediation

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Biotechnology

Author, co-author :

Delille, D.

Pelletier, E.

Coulon, F.

Feller, Georges ; Université de Liège - ULiège > Département des sciences de la vie > Labo de biochimie

Shivaji, S.

Language :

English

Title :

Effectiveness of biostimulation techniques for cleaning of diesel polluted subAntarctic soils (Crozet Archipelago)

Publication date :

2005

Main work title :

In situ bioremediation and on site bioremediation

Editor :

Alleman, B. C.

Keley, M. E.

Publisher :

Battelle Press

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